Is there a way to detect the internet browsers "registered" on the system my script is running on, and if possible get the location of the browser's executable?
I don't mind if it requires branching the code by platform. And frankly, I don't mind if you give me a response that only works on one platform. I'm trying to gather as much solutions as I possibly can.
Jump to PostDon't know if you are aware of Python's webbrowser class. It allows you to display web-based docs, etc. You can choose a particular browser or use the default browser. I don't know if it will tell you what the default browser is though.
Don't know if you are aware of Python's webbrowser class. It allows you to display web-based docs, etc. You can choose a particular browser or use the default browser. I don't know if it will tell you what the default browser is though.
This works fine for the default browser. I wanted there to be multiple choices though. I suppose a try except on the get() might work but meh. Anyway, thanks for the guidance.
I'll roll with the default browser for now until I can get back to this and rack my brain over it.
A try/except is the only thing that I can think of. Python might not even know what the default browser is since the interpreter probably links to a system resource named defaultbrowser or whatever.
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